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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-29
RITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

The suit which Julia Plat sought to recover the unpaid
balance of loan of 500 which she says was obtained
from her by George Chase by false representations was
called trial before Judge Van Hoesen IN the Court OF
prior 10 1885, Chase told her that he was an
United states Court that he was alarge owner
Stockhodcr OF several banks and of the Northern Pacific
Eaoai and no borrowed tho money from her proms
ak per cont promised TO give her as collateral 500
stock but never dd so and never repaid
pSer Fine proceed with the trial when the de-
fentant expressed his Willingness 70 ette ana 'ho cA
nnaliy compromised by MS paying shooo'
Mira Cora T.. Wayne Stivers who seeking an absolute
divorce Stivers the son Oh Hu1us NJ svets o
wealthy carriage manufacturer says that she living IN
O. barnard yesterday argued before Justice Donohue
motion compel the husband to pay counsel lee OF sow
and go MSSa mS%y Rns %s S shaSdey
clared untrue by his counsel ALBEIT Fuller VINO op
hi hi. Vie has had improper relations young Thomas
Vinon Murphy tho Collector and with one or Two
others The decision was reserved
Ada,r against John Ada Chief Justice Laremore OF the
Court Pleas yesterday decided against her she
with cruelty and abandonment specifying that
ia at tho breakfast table Ho denied the
asserted that she was e1travagant and had
abandoned him.
eramnao witness in the supplementary proceedings
ong Dong against ons siok caused ms arrest
expressed his penenoe He was lined SO which
he paid and directed 70 appear and testify
FRIEND but promised TO obey tho order THIS Time
Justice yesterday made order releasing from
confinement Arthur Austin tho eccentric ysrmoner IN
regard whose sanity sherins jury recently dsagreod
There was no opposition to his discharge
Argument viii heard 10 day before Judge Wallace In the
United Crcuit Court In the suit OF Charles Dwight
havo receiver appointed Tor the BANK.
aud Merchants Telegraph Company.
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SUPREME CouBr-CrRCUlT--PARr 1s-Before 6osons d
SUPREME CoURr-CIRcurr- II-Befcfe insrans"s'-
SUPRsSE CouHr-CrRcur- IIIBefcrs Patterson
Nos 1900 SOFA 4lS0 t4S 11S4 5l2L PIT n7x 1907
s9s s sssi s sl5s $685. 0i00 0i'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Iv.-Before AwrenSSees I
NO, 42os 49 1885, zee sls Pig s zoos 4ois
1000 1862 a0eS 1904 4Oe7, 3ls w,u =, I.aao
6URRooATK's CoURT-Before Rollins Swim Va ~
Frank 10 will Of Sarah II Peek IL N, c. T.
Freedman and O'Gorman. JJ.-AdJourned until nrs' ''
y sursRron couRr-spEcAL TxnM-BefOre Truax. ''-N0'
SUPERIOR CoUar-TRIAL TERM-rARr I-Before Dusro' %
ConSoS PIEAs-GEyERAL TEaM-Adournedf for the term.
COMMON PLEIs-sPKcIAL TERM-Before Books'aVer o.
COMMON PIEAs-EourrY TERM-BefOre Larromore' O. d
COMMON PIRAs-TRIAL rERM-PART L-Bssore oppSan.bSaI
Nos 1866 23s8 1884 1906 1880 1903 loS7' 5aag 5ag1
2s9S SsgS Ssgs isSs It IA i45S IFS
.s SoGs s7a s5sa sssa uva.
and I;hrcl u Adjourned for the torn. ,-.-s,.,
CRY CoURr-TRAL TERM-PARr i.-Before Ehrhon' ''
Adjourned for the term: n ~ p.,oro Uvatt T.
Adjourned for the term. o.u.ouau r-Nos
CTY CouRr-TRAI TERM-PARr IIIoBefore Ha au,o osSs
3Ol8 279s 2769 20O7 29ss $500 2sga Sg, soi6 29l9
1891. 2s41, 29oo, 297S 29y7. Sole' zsoo' No-i' ''
2975. 1888 29s4. $685. 2998. 49,, Wan prrpt Judge
COURT OF OrEa AND TERMSERBefore van brua ussnIe
and Assistant DistrictAttorneys Fitzscraia anu 9'
CoIRr on GENERAL sEssroys-PARr IBetore Judge wowd
ing and Assistant DistrictAttorney ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
coURf or GENERAL sEssIoNsPARr II.Be5ore, oiSos
seeve Judqe and Assistant District Attorney
l. O. T. s. o. TO- IL, ~ IL L. ~ 10; ora Rscorder
Smyth and Assistant District Attorney Davis
iii Room of the Superior CourtlNos to ~ inciu'"
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Man Wants a Tonic

by anguor the morning frequent
yawnDg during day and disturbed sleep at night Hos
letters Btes nuses unwonted into the
feebled and nervous endowng with muscular
an ability to repose BEAUTIFULLY and digest without incon
venience Nervousness headache biliousness impaired
appetite feeble troublesome stomach are all and speed
lily set right by this matcess regulator and nvigoran The
mineral poison among them stychna and nux vomca
never safe tonics even In nHnsslma doses Tho Bers
answers the purpose more enscua and be relied upon
perfectly safe by the most prudent Fever and agus kid
ney troubles and rhsumatism yield toit
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PETITIONS SENT TO SECRETARY MosELY.

WASHINGTON, April 2S-sccretary Mosely today re-
ceved a numerously signed petition from citizens of Cal
fornia requesting the Interstate Commerce Commission
not tc suspend Section OF the Interstate Commerce law
so far as the OF the Pacific Coast Is concerned
until an opportunity be afforded all persons interested
TO be heard The petition says:
We special protection for goods manufactured
coast do expect that our manufacturers VIII
Disseminated against by having the surplus product
Of Eastern brought nominal freight rate 10
In. eiere manufacturing interests while higher
freight charged us TO get our goods out VI mo s
petition however approves OF the suspension OF
Section articles requiring low rates and rapid tran
sit for long distances and asks favorable consideration OF
resolutions recently adopted by the San Francisco Cham
Der OF Commerce. which also received by Secretary
Mosely to-day. The following tho resolutions 70
ferred to:
Resoird That Of Commerce OF San Francisco
favor exception industries and special alb
souey roqure transit merchandise requiring low
freight rates for long from the operation OF Section Of
the Interstate Recognizing the maritime and
geographical OF this Chamber
OF no policy that Will iDJuro the shipping inter
manufacturing industries OF tho state both OF
which the Development and continued
prosperity Of the commonwealth
A communication from the Chamber OF Commerce Of
Tacoma Washington Territory was received asking that
ransconnenta road lines be exempted from tho fourth
section.
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TIE STATE or TRADE

BALruonr April 2s.Coston steady Midal.s lo; Z: "a
Flour quiet Howard street and Western ~ 6O0
sSIo Extra s?Ssss5s DO Family q 1874 g. a. Guy
brands os4 90 Patapsco Family 90 90 Do saDsrIssvs
southern Red e3 Ss6oi Amber &c assc 40 Western
Winter Red spot s2o92.o % for MAY szS 1or &C.
Southern steady White 400; Yellow aSs4sS western
s47ss: Jsly ss,$ Sss' wsre sT%;
ssSsSS: Psnn.yIvsnI. . rye steady q ssS
Ssii Provisions steady Mes. Porn old siS ,s:
new Si8 co. MISREPRESENTATION and CIGAR iao elneS
packed 1895 Bacon, shoulders sSssses CIess kie
Butter steady Western Packed }sSlsS. Crssmsry
Kennel Cofes-Io carsoes. ordinary to tar.
l6sSl7c. sugar steadv Soft s. 49, Coppes-Rs'
Freiehts to Liverpoo per steamer seaay-cStson has
Flour is Sd: GRAIN -Receipts-Flour 1906 bills
Wheat S. 500 bush. Corn Loo bush Oats 1000 Sush
Ilye - bush shpments-Flour 60S bblA Wheae
81 600 bush bush sslss-wheas $4,000 BUSH
Corn $4,000 bush.
CHICAGO. April 2S.-Fiour quiet and UNCHANGED WIN
ter Paenss4 5 southern Winters 80 ~ ~ MOI
Winter 0S4 co. Choice TO Fancy Minnesota ray
ents 81 20 81 So Minnesota Baksra sacks So 70
1898 Rye Fiour-S2 s. 10 II bDLA Buexwnsas* sac
SoIIo
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Late Yesterday the announcement was made that the Sen
ate OF the Legislature had defeated tho much
tslkedof Blingsey bill by vote OF rs to IL yeas
There doubt that the effect OF such action will be
influence the petroleum trade for while
tho aimed at reducing carrying charges slightly below
the rate agreed hero between
committee producers from the West and the
Of National Transit Company II contained provisions and
was shaped that Its enactment ntol would have
plunged petroleum industry into disastrous confusion.
contest and litigation. With the bill out OF the
nous load will and speculative In
the future value of crude oil viii DO measured
win reference to commercial Our space
and the friends Of Ohio forgotten
glance at the statistical outlook OF Pennsylvania
The news OF the defeat of the Bngsley bill did como
as knew the matter from the start and thero
by proved the Of hs which have been 90
large the total record OF each week for several weeks past
%ere hardly worthy o. notice rose to G
that has not been touched since the bpgssy legislation
S had been Ss confirmed by reports from HARRISBURG selling
movement 70 take profits was started only seetsd
sS s Market strong and IN an excited state but
logic which induced buyng On tho belief that
cate reazatons Of proas now that the defeat
s ~ wsS as snS follows 0'
8 2sness ..::::::: 6
The refined market decidedly strong and good inquiry
noticeable cents gallon, holders being reluctant
to satisfy buyers nc that figure
PrrrsBURo. Penn. April 28.-crude ot-Petroleum or
cited firm and higher Certificates opened
IS and closed at Sta highest price, esh lowest %
BRADFORD Penn, April 2SNatonal Transit Certificates
opened It sSs oSssd b al highest price, sSt lowest
TIrUsvILLE Penn April 28-National Transit Certificates
opened aeSs and closed at e7s highest price, ess low
est price. 66b
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RICHMOND AND SHARP.

,DistrictAttorney MARITIME said yesterday In refer
ence to the absence OF James A. Richmond: al did
not consent that he should leave the city. received
notice that he expected to do so, and Colonel Nelson
pledged me his professional word that Richmond
oud be here whenever he was wanted II the prose-
cution would only give him sufficient notice to come
from q distance" Mr.. iMartine has denied any I'M
friendly feeling tor Colonel Fellows.
The argument to take place to-day before Justice
Van Brunt will be short if Assistant Dstrct-Attorney
Nicol can succeed in convincing the Justice that the
time for making the proposed motion has gone by.
Mr.. Nicon was busy all day yesterday consulting
law books preparatory to bis argument Mr.. Coudert
will not take any part in tie proceedings to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-29
COLONEL HAZARDS UNDERGROUND PLAN.

Colonel Rowland X. Hazard, representing the
Underground Construction Company, explained in
detail yesterday to the Rapid Transit Commission his
plans for solving the underground rapid transit
problem for this city The main features OF the plan
lie in the idea that the finished excavation shall be
wide. With these dimensions, Colonel Hazard SAID
the excaya would not interfere with the touDda
tons of buildings and could be made under an ele-
waited road with pillars at the cnrbstones The cost
would be about So 900 900 mile and the road could
be built at the rate OF q mile month. Tie motor
would BIO electric and such motor of 800 horse
tho tracks in the excavation would be parltonsd off,
the tunnels would be acknowledging; the trucks
would placed at the end instead of under the cars
and by this means the saving in depth would be
elected. Chambers would be constructed at the
sides tor pipes etc., and these when finished would be
turned over to the city.
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THE ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO TROUBLE.

THE ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO TROUBLE
In the matter application OF Walter Del Mar for
a,d,p. IN comne tho ST Louis and San Railroad
Company 10 show transfer books George H. Forster the
referee yesterday submitted to Justice Donohue his report oil
the testimony before him. and an argument on inc pro
priey OF granting application onsucd In which John H.
No. pa.soS for Mr. Dol Mar +. Burrl and I'd,
ward Iautorbach respondents took part Mr Burr
said the company could comply with Mr. Del Mars re
ouest OF the company was In
81 Louis books kept The laws OF Missouri
nnder no organized compelled Keep
d. haor there Mr Dos Passes replied that this might be
true bnt the statute NcwYork passed ia lsi2 made II o
gatory npon ali foreign corporations dong business In ms
slate to transfer ONCE In this state and as mater
of fact Louis and san FRANCISCO iail
To,d Company did keep such an ONCE here and
always had done This pretenee OF General Wnsow he
neslent company that there was 10 transfer ONCE
hero and they could not open the books tor IN
speotion alsslOod got TO defeat MT Dol Mars DC
nisnd Edward ]. opPenhemer Co.. whom Mr DEL n az
own o. the common stock H. lao
rc, q. the preferred shares OF the rt
forred company Justice Donohue reserved his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-29
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

IyDIAxAPoLIs April 2s.Tho League season was opene'
here to-day before largo and enthusiastic crowd The
match was Detroit and indianapolis clubs and
finely contested game resulted the wolverns winning in tho
last inning as follows;
Indianapolis. .......-...-..-'.-..i a
Base indianapolis Detroit o. indianapolis
o. Detroit, 0. Pitehers-BoyIe AID baldwin umpre-Mr'
- ,,,.-
Sf LOUIS April 23-The St Louis club dictates the Ceyo
land nino to-day by tho following scores
st Louis .........................ll l 0-i3
Cleveland ....o " " " 90
Base hits st Louis % Cleveland H. Errors-St Louis
A. cleveland s. Ptchers-King aud CroswcL Umpire-Mr
Cuhbert
PITTsBURG Penn April 2S.P Mccormick agreed yester.
cav 10 NAV In this city wired Manager Phillips that no
would arrive Tomorrow morning said that he will re-
ceIye 50 900 work Tho deal Including Inc
salary Mccormick receive cost the club $1,000 which Is
nexi 10 the largest SUN paid to single player.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-29
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw-YoRK DEALINGS

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEAL1NGA
The hearted support given recent bull specuIa
demonstrated yesterday In spite Of large
export demand buyers tmd prices ruie
tended downward Spot lots dropped Dl cent but tho
purchases of shippers up to nearly bushe in
Guiding "Wednesday reported
The options heavy throughout and closed at bottom
auures down laa2 cent az follows: April e2s May 92h,
June % y July S2s, August 81 september q December
"a cents Corn was Of cent On spot lots Dut tner0
was sisht Increase export demand $4,000 bu!hels
being shippers The options were heavy and closed
OF Ss and August 4o cents oats also dropped spSs
81 for April "a for May and "a cent? TOR June better
inquiry lard by exporters stimulated ne option
months points for the later monhs The sales for
sol1ows Nav 81 26 June 81 a. July Al, August 81 49,
ssssts Of grain and hour yesterday NevYork
baltimore and Boston we're reported 2; fo9y "a
bushels grain lsO757 bushels hour 10 Oa4 psckagss
Wheat SO 6Sl bushels corn 6 busnels oats 11s 100
bushels total grain sos 3l5 bushels -four 8046 barres
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-29
LAWYERS IN THE FLYNN CASE AT ODDS.

William Seton. the secretary o the Consolidated Tele
eraph and Electrical subway Company the witness yes
,sray before Shields In the Mcmahon Flynn
examination Most OF the important questions the witness
reused answer by the advice of his counsel lie sa mat
he was In employ Of ASTON Gerry CO.. one OF the me M
her, OF which j. A. Fynn brother OF Maurice H. Flynn
Th yiinSs was formerly Ieary and stenographer OF the
subway Commlssi There was squhbbe among tho nu
I'm the before the hearing ended for the
day Tho counsel the plaintiff declared that their oppo
guilty Of unproiessiona conduct ana the latter
r.fnr fed
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.urprc,s OPERA EMPLOYEES SUITS

Argument on tho complaints In three suits
OF American Opera Company was
heard yesterday by Chief Justice McAdam in tho City Court
Chambers In two OF tho suits Alice Richards ballet
dancer Is plaintiff and r. Frank Coo and John H. Beach
are the cspoctyo deiendants In the other case William
Parry stage manager OF the company is
The planti Russell II. Hoadey Is the defendant Inc
nanti. claims salary they Assert that beY we're
discharged violation OF tho agreements 10y which tey
were company Tho demurrers were on Tue
ground that tho complaints did not state hes sunS.n' 70
a w. W. Badger appeared inc
nantn i'm each case and Mken. IT,. Henry u. Hoohkiss
and George W. the defendants The decision WAS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-29

Earned runs-NewYork q Philadelphia. 2. First base
by errors-New.York. Philaielphia First base on
bas-Ewing. Conner, 2; o,ioutse Irwin, struck
York. 9; Philadelphia. 5; Home ru9s-Mone Two base
hits-Fogarty Common, Tiornan, l. Three base hits
Fogarty Ward. l. Hit by ptcher-Nons Double plays
None Wild pitches-keefe. Passed bas-None on'
piro-Mr. Time. = hours.
The andPhadepha clubs play again at the Polo
The League games Washington between tho Washington
and Pitsburg between the Ptsburg ana
had DO postponed account OF the rain yes
The game AZ Philadelphia between tho Athletic and Brook
Iyn clubs only gone for innings when tho rain
stOppe No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-29
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO April 20 tspeefcpMay wheat closed to-day AZ
ss cents wheat at s2 cents May corn At 81
cents May lard at SO &c. and May RIBS at u 57i Wheat
opened uneasy at s2 cents for June and dropped 70 81
Kershaw Rosenfeld and Co. were buyers hoseneid
Co. are have engaged big block Of money at tho
Cbcae 20 National also supposed for family
borrowed largely tho International Ker
said to have arranged for hsir trougn
George G. Walker Co., 10 known Will pay for their
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THE hartley CAMPBELL REcEIvERsHIp.

In behalf MIRA Barley Campbell tho Metropolitan JOB
Printing Company aud the Actors Fund OF America A. j.
penhoefer yesterday asked Chief Justice MeAda In the
Chambers either 10 remove Ernest aryer
the position receiver Of the property OF BARLEY Campbell
The playwright TO compel him at once 70 make An
accounting 10 make him file new Dond win proper
sureties Tho old bond, IA claimed not being properly
Ths lawyer snggested that either H. O. Miner,
A NJ Palmer NJ H. Mallory, or William Henderson be al.
ontcd receyer in place Mr. Harvcr log that they
would stipuaie charge fees John T. walsh for the
racsyer and Winthrop NJ. Parker. Philip Malone and
Nathaniel Prentice representing Judgment creditors. op
nosed the motion The decision reserved.
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COLUMBIA.
HARVARD.
CEpARuURsT sTEEPLECHAsEs.

II the rain stops shines hot enough dry the
turf at Cedarhurst by p m tomorrow. the Rockaway
stecpechase Association will provide good sport for
the public viii be Meadow Brook Day. Here the
Der OF entries each of the six
Inaugural Sweepstakes ION tho fat, 10 Galloway Race
(popes ON the hat) Green Hurdle Race, ~ Meadow
Groos (heavy weght) seeplechase, Hampstead Heath
Handicap (steepcchase o. Meadow Brook Hu mt Cup.
weights will BIO announced tonofoy SHOULD the weather
OF the at the last moment notices
will DO posted at the railroad stations and ferries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-29
United STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON April 2sThe following business was trans.
acted I'm the Supreme Of the United States to-day
No 32lThe Colorado Coal and Iron Company ct a.ap.
pellants agt tho United States continued.
No. 270-Ge0rgo A Morrison and others. appellant agt
and others Argument continued BY Eppa Hun
ton appellants; Edward Pnnsle for appeees and
concluded by Mr.. Hunton for appellants.
No. film A Hanna and others plaintiff IN error
aat John B Mas and others. Argument begun by
plaintiff in and continued BY Danniel BAH
for defendants In error
Adjourned until tomorrow at ~ O'Clock.
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srp1oIrs INJTRY TO "DAyE" ORR,

BALTIMORE April %" Dave" Orr. OF the metropolitan
Club was seriously injured by collision with somers in yes
torlays game Both were running at fun speed for
high foul hit by They together with great force
and both fell TO the ground somess head hit orr in the
mouth breaking tooth and cutting his tongne almost
Through his loft knee badly and received terri
lilo biow I'm the chest from he had homorrage late
ias night lie was rather to-day but Is still unable 10
leave hs will play ball for several weeks somers
nj IaIc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-29

MONEY FOR THE. LIQUOR MEN IN TEXAS
LOUISVILLE April % Speciab liquor dealers
have subscribed $4,000 to fight prohibition in Texas.
Through the National Protective Association the dsers
ef Kentucky win contribute about 900 TO the
3und The Western Export Association has promised o
large contribution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-29
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

cause argued
Nos. I04a 10i9The Mayor Aldermen etc. Of the city
NewYork, respondents John Ill. Starn and others,
pellans.
The following Is the day calendar for Friday:
Nos. 3l7, 1926 332, 500, 3yl, 39S. 40l, 400.
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ACCEprTYq THE vIRdINIA OoUPONs

PETERSBURG, Va, April % lspectaD.-Forty cases Of
persons who had offered coupons Of Virginia State bonds
In settlement Of license tax to carry business in Pc
tersburg decided by jury in the Hastings Court Of
this city, Judge ID. NJ Bernard presiding, to-day The
verdict In each waA that the coupons II genuine,
legally receivable for all debts due the State
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CALENDARS TO-DAY.

So 81 Al, A6el o. I0a lo5 1884, i59 III al2 2is 2ls
SIS siS $40 SCI. sas ssS s2i, s25, s25. W.
sUPRKNE CoURT--sPKcIAL tERx-PARr L-Before An.
drews J.-Case on. no day calendar.
sUPRENE CoURT--SPRClAL TEkk-PARr lL-BefQre Vann,
J.-Nea lyl7, ll73. 632
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g'f Hl.s9 &c Rye .stas.Na ssss5x For.
Bacon Was iower-shOrt Ribs ss 65r short Clear
Butter nfm Fancy es, Grs ,s 2sS Gooa .
sasy-common and Light st ~ 1885 80. Psss,nR ana